El cine-MRI aplicado a la descripción de las sibilantes vascas
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articulatory description, cine-MRI, sibilants, basque languageAbstract
This paper presents an articulatory analysis, based on cine-MRI, of the fricative moment of the Basque sibilant affricates (/ , / , / /). The results are compared with those obtained in a previous work on the sibilant fricatives (/ ,/ , / /), following the same methodology. This work presents an experimental articulatory description of the Basque subsystem of sibilant, which broadly coincides with the traditional one, although it also extends and goes into more detail in that description.
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